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NUMBER 30.
A LgNIgNT VERDICT.
An Assertion rbs, the J.ry o. ~. watt
sehwsr,s Case Erred. NJ 81 All, 90" the
sis. af Mercy tn the cuiprits

rebwsfts Case Erred. " st Afs 20" t"~
sid. af Mercy To the cuiprits-
Commenting on the verdict Of I'M
prisonmcnt for life pronounced by th"
Jury against the prisoners ON trial for
the murder Of Express McSsengcr
Nichols. the Chicago Herald says
n was the instant and unanimous
verdict 81 the Jury that tried Watt and
Schwartz that both were guilty Of the
atrocioua murder Of Kellogg Nichols.
Such conviction was forced prob
ably. upon the minds of most persons
who followed the trial aa reported In
the newspapers. The verdict was Ina
prisonment for life. n these men werr
guilty the death penalty might more
properly have been pronounced upon
them. for the killing - a brave man en-
gagged la the faithful performance of
duty. defending his trust fearlessiy'nnd
aggrc-sivoly until stricken down by
vulgar robbers who. for protection.
probably. from the consequences 81
their crime, became assassins. was not
only nm actrocious. " was also dcspi-
cable crime. The mere robbery would
have justified the imposition ~ n long
term 81 imprisonment upon the offend
crs The crime decpenod into murder.
IL not sufficiently condemned. tho
assassins are not adequately punished.
short 81 the gibbct. n l. odd, then.
that where there was such unanimiiy
~ conclusion ~ to the guilt u the
accused and sentence which
might b0 regarded as mercifid
under the circumstance. any sug-
gcstlon should be- offered that the
punishment named by tho jury Il eN-
treme. The prisoners are entitled -
the usual review. bat upon the finding
Of their guilt. finding generally con-
ccdod - accord with the fact, ihey sre
entitled 10 no consideration whatever.
II guilty. they may thank their stars
that the jury has been ~ lsBlsnt ~ 90
| give them n life sentence.
The case seems - have been fairly
tried. The State was zealous and indie
fatigable. The defense vas the strong
eat that could be made. II is highly
improbable that the jury has erred. To
seek sympathy Tor the prisoners while
admitting their guilt j. ridiculous. Ia
the horrible crime there WASH a single
mitigating circumstance.
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Hermit Robbed Of a Forum.

PTTrsBuRoH, Pa, April 25.--James Nixon,
an old hermit, living near Harmonsville,
Butler County, who had no faith in banks.
was robbed several days ago OF 8j.sOO n
cash and Government securities, which he
had secreted ia his house. One day last
week he was decoyed from his home by
two men, who represented that they were
real estate speculators, and during his alb
sencc confederate entered the house and
secured the treasure. Nixon did not dis
cover his loss until today, when he ro-
ported the matter 20 the police
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DIVIDING THE PROFITS.
a Chicago Firm Gives Its EmpIoyes ov.
Thirteen Thousand DoIIar.

Ihlrteen Thousand Dollars.
CnIcAGo, April ~. A year ago tho firm
OF Norton Bros, Of this city, decided 20
adopt the proht-sharing system with its
employees. The firm promised 20 divide a
certain portion OF It's profits for the yoar
among the employees who bad worked for
the firm for al least six months during tho
year, and who had not left their work
without the consent OF the firm, or who
Ind not been discharged for cause. Tho
firm guaranteed tho sum 20 be divided TO
be no less than $1,000. and expected this
mon 10 refrain from striking or in any way
Interfering with their business. The men
readily consented to this arrangement,
and yesterday tho nrm divided tis.275
among the 25O employees, each omploye re-
ceiving sum In proportion 20 the amount
earned during the year. Each omployo
received nearly az per cent on his earn
ings. Tho earnings OF the mon ran from
700 70 fi,JOo In the year, aud each there.
fore received from t3s ~ 70 ga 20 Tho
system resulted In general satisfaction all
around.
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A SUDDEN FLOOD.
Tho City OF Montreal Changed Into
n Lake.
An fee-Jsm Causes tho river 90 R,.. Foar
Feet In n. Many Minutes-Cre@t Damage
aud suffering.

MoSrREst, CAN, April q. 49, Montreal and
the Valley OF tho ~. Lawrence In the i'm.
mediate vicinity Ia again inundated An
Ice gorge, caused by an immense Held OF
lake ice. which, crashing into tho basin
above VICTORIA Bridge, caused movement
In front OF the city, soon became jammed
Mt the hcId OF St Hcion's Island, cauainR
tho water Ia rise four feet la "a many
minutes, flooding Point ST. Charles, 0rif-
hntown, Commissioner, ~. Paul, McGiil
and all other lowly-iying localities. Tho
GRAND Trunk shops aud yards arc also un.
der water Tho Albion Hotel and tho
western House have two feet Of water In
their dining rooms ~. AIMS Market ha.
Tour feet OF water and Chaboiilex Square
has tho appearance Of an inland lake Tho
Nuns Island is under water and three hun
drod head OF cattle reported drowned Tho
nuns themselves had 10 Zee for their lives
In their night dresses Ia tho poorer
quarters OF the city the suffering IL great.
ns tho poor people have no means OF
obtaining provisions. Relief committees
arc now being formed. On the south sIdo
Of the river La Prairie. ~. Lambert and
Longucvillc arc under water. At the lat.
ter place those living on the river bank
wcrc awakened by the ice crashing into
tho houses, carrying away the roofs and
walls. Some OF tho people had miraculous
cscapcs. The fine residence OF Richard
Swnrdon, which cost thousands 20
build, Is complete wreck. Al H.
Hlliarc two atoro-houscs have boon
demolished From the back river tho
Same disastrous Intelligence is received,
barns and bridge, having been carried
away, and an immense loss OF live stock
sustained The loss TO the business com.
muuity here Ia heavy, but not as
nigh as last year, as many were prepared
Tor the emergency. Tho blasting expert.
menis have proved complete failure and
| have had no effect on the ice
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A Rat Story.

LiscisrEH, Pa, April 2i.--Ambross sln.
gleton and his brother koep store a, Mo-
chanic's Grove, and the building IL infested
with rats. They have heretofore been
looked upon only as disagreeabie posts,
but now war Of determination is being
wagcd because one Of tho rodents attacked
and nearly killed a twO-monihs old child.
IL forced 10 head into the ohild's mouth,
thus preventing its crying, and Ate away
the flesh from the roof Of the mouth and
The lower jaw. The physicians have soms
hops OF saving the chlldis life
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oTrAwi, CAN, April 2i.--A special from
Victoria, h. G., gives an account Of ter
ribie sbipwrcck, accompanied by The loss
OF thirty-threc lives, which took place OF
tho coast of Oregon, about thirty mile.
north Of Cape Flattery, during the early
part Of this month. Tho information wa.
brought in by four Kyuginot Indians, who
arrived At Victoria this morning. having
occupied ten days In making the overland
journey from the scene Of the wreck The
vessel IL believed 20 bo the schooner 40
tive, In the general coast trade, long over
duo
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SLAIN IN HIS MOTHERS LAP.
Another Atroeious Chapter In the b.ia
hnobber Deviitry.


oxAHE, Mo, April 2i.--rha bald Knob
bcgs situation IL becoming more serious
each day, and IN. prisoners arc showing
considerable uncasiness. Yesterday
Charley Graves, a prominent member OF
tho midnight raiders, entered the confes.
sional, and after q long story Of IN. raids
he had attended, giving the nAmcs OF tho
men who had accompanied him, hs Hscd
tho murder 81 Geo. Edsns on John Mat
thcws. On the nrst assault on Kden's house
George was shot down but not killed Az
ter ransacking the house the masked men
retired, and Georges mother was holding
Georges head while he lay on tho foor. A
man appeared at tho door and took delib-
crate aim at tho wounded man and put =
bullet through his head. killing him.
Graves says he met John Matthews com.
Ing from tho houae, aud heard him say tina,
he was mad because hs had been wounded
In the back of ths head and had returned
70 tho house Just as tho party wcro leav-
ing and finished tho work begun on Geo.
Edons. Parsons, Simons and Will Newton
want 10 make confessions 20 save them
selves, but tho prosecution refuse 10 ac-
ccpt thcm aa they say they now hsys
snough testimony
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PresIdsn, oIal peIIchtsa.

CITT or MGGfco, April p. The Constltu-
uonal Amendment passed the House Of
Deputies last night by an overwhelming
majority. The proposition allows one re.
election Of a President, that IL, two success
sive terms. The amendment now goes 70
the Senate, whore u will probably be
passed without debate. Ratification by
the State Legislatures is said 70 be a..
surod. By Americans here this action Il
interpreted AZ meaning the reelection o.
Dinz and consequent advancement Of Mex.
lean railroad stocks and Government 80
CuTifiea
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There recently died in Alexandria,
Va. an old man who had long carried
ON, in a small way. the jewelry busi.
ness. A commission appointed TO ex-
anime into his affairs found in his
dilapidated house where he had lived
with his wife an old iron safe. and in Il
were $50. 600 in money and over three
hundred watches The widow was en-
tirely surprised. aud 20 were the neigh
bors. who always thought the old
couple 70 be very poor Chicago Her.
aid
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cauaht on a REVOLVING Shalt.

GRrgScAsTLE, Ism, April 24.-Thc opera
uves at Bayne saw-mill witnessed sick
cning sight yesterday afternoon when tho
little eight-ycar-old daughter OF John
Sharkey went TO the mill 10 gather up
kndlings. She was STOPPING under the
belt TO the revolving shaft, when the wind
blew her hair and shawl In the belt en-
tangling them so as 20 tear the entire scalp
loose and wrcnching the cords OF the neck
drond fullV
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Iona and Short Haul.

wAsHISoToS, April 24.-Thc Interstate
Commerce Commission has made an
order suspcnding the long and short-haul
section for seventy-nve days, subject 20
revocation, and with proviso that inter
mediate rates shall not be raised above
those IN force April % This applies N tho
Northern Pacific. Southern Pacific, Atchi-
son, Topeka and Santa Fe and 81. Louis
and San Francisco lines
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BaplI,t forelan MI,,Ian,

CHicioo, April 2i.--The westers Divi-
sion OF the Women's Baptist Foreign Mis-
sionary Society convened here % Day Tho
report Of the secretary showed that tho
society had paid i2a, 20 70 support foreign
missions, while 3ss2 had paid the home
erpenses. There have been received 80
contributions from twenty seven States
~ ,s76, aud there il . balance on hard Of
H,fS5. Tho report Of the corrospondiuz z
secretary recommended q system Of
weekly contributions in churches.
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RoLLTNo POES, MISS, April 2i.-Ata.is
this afternoon hsii-stCrm passed over
this section, tho Ike of which has never
been witnessed here before. when the
hail hrst began % fall the people thought
the roofs were being torn from thsir
houses. u hailed steadily for thirtosa
minutes, and hail-stones fell that were
larger than hens eggs. Holes were knock.
ed in the roofs of houses and tresa were
partially stripped u their foliage.
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MLwACEEE, Wis, April - a sensation
was caused on Wisconsin street. near tho
bridge, this afternoon, by the violent e1.
piosion Of bomb, which is supposed "a
have been thrown from a streetear.
Fragments Of the bomb, which was oased
with copper, were blown ia al directions.
The police have secured some OF the pieces
OF the missile, and are now working up
the case.
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stN ASToSio, Tx, April ~ Colonel y.
- Green, prominent lawyer of thls citv.
VINO has just returned from Banders The
county y-ssat % Baudcra County. reports
the discovery % vein of silver ore near
That place which is two feet wide aud
grows wider as BE- goes down. The d.a.
covery has produced considerable excite.
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Capture Of Two coun,erIeI,er,.

Kansas CRY, Mo, April 4.--Jas Ais.
bury and VIM. Yates, counterfeiters, were
brought 20 this city yesterday, having
been arrested at Missouri CITY, twenty
miles from here. Counterfeit coin has
bcen manufactured extensively there and
disposed Of in this aud other cities and
towns in Western Missouri. Five Of the
gang were captured after a sharp fight
but the leader and two others escaped.
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Moihsr and Child Drowned

CLEvELaSD, o., R'prii 20. While Hamiin
Miller was attempting 20 drive across the
Auglaize river, in Allen County, o.. last
Saturday night. the horses became unman-
ngeable, and Miller and his wife aud child
were thrown into the water Mrs. Miller
and child were drowned, a. were also
the horses, and Miller came near losing his
life. The river was swollen by the recent
ralna
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Suddenly Cured Of Patalr,l,.

ERrE, Pa, April 2l.-The miraculous re-
covery az tho Soldiers Home of Issao
Bailey, Of Lancaster Pa, from complete
paralysis this morning has greatly pex-
picked medical circles. Bailey had been
entirely paralyzed by gun-shot wound
for several years and had % be fed like a
child. This morning he got up and walked
about the premises all day without
crutches or assistance.
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tosNEEsrflLE. lsp.. April gi-Ths ele-
vator a. ne Cooley Morrisaa furnfars
factory feli from the foursh ssory 30 ths
cellar this morning miug George Hanp-
s1u and probably fatally inlaraz goaa
McCormlcE and W p Harcus ne ropes
broke Some ~ the employees had iong
regarded mem e. unsafe.
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Socialism In PnlllIe,

CHIcASo, April p 1t is reported that
the three great socialistic organizations
of the United States-the S0ciailstlc Labor
party, the International WOrkingmen's q
Association and the Working Peoples A.
sOciation-ars about % coalsscs and form
one body, with = general Executive Board,
and ~ . unite will take part In al polisi.
cal hghfa
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PmsDElFHra. April 81 Samuel p Con.
nor married yesterday and killed himself
to-day. BE was q wealthy gentleman. an
owner n considerable mining property In
the West. principally iu Colorado Hs
was the stopson % General william Lniv.
distinguished Fenusylvanlan His reia.
i've. are unaL-n 90 .ncunnl ln- IN. a.LLa..
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Bismarek Escanst.

BERLIN, April 21-The VoHs- Z,ifWng
brou 1ht an action for libel against Prince
Bismarck on account Of an attack upon
that paper made by the Chancellor In a
speech In the Reichstag. The court has Just
decided that II has no Jurisdiction ia tho
matter, as the Prince, being German
General, Is only amenable 70 a military
tribunal
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LoyDoS. April "a Both the French and
German governments have instituted in
veatigations in the schnaobeles arrest n
it is shown that he was arrested on French
territory, 70 Is believed he Will be released
From German sources comes the storv
that there are numerous charges % high
treason against him.
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Female counisrisIi.rs cauoh,.

NEw YoRK, April % United states
Secret Service officers late Saturday night
arrested two women, named Mrs Annio
Kelly and Miss Ellen Barrett, who have
been engaged In counterfeiting silver coin
for number OF months az 235 East One
Hundred and Eleventh street. The officers
caught the women at their work, and cap
tured thirteen plaster Of paris moids, files,
melting kettles, metal and iGs countorfolt
dolIara
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pirk.Ewin ws,b,,o,o,

WAsHfNoTov, April 2j.-The horses of
this city are afflicted in mild form with
the well-known disease called "pink-eve "
There is more or less Of 10 here every year
Boz The spring and fall ~ has not vet in.
terfered with business, and very few
horses are laid up
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Fell Dad ~ M, SAFE

Br LOUIS, April y. Thomas y. Bennett
well known broker. doing business az -
Pine street, fell dead ia his once to-day
while showing his son the combination %
o safe. Mr. Bennett was secretary and
director Of half a dozen big mining com.
pauies
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MARY QUEEN or SCOTS.
Personal Appearance sf the rnfostasste
Rival Of GllraHsfb.

RivsI 81 Eussb.tb.
Her complexion. though lkencd by
Brantome to alabastcr and ivory. doc.
not seem 10 have pOsscssed the ciear-
ness aud briliiancy which the cOmpari-
son implies; for sis james Melville.
though anxious 81 yindicaic his Queens
claim to b. considered every lovely
and 1.-THE fairest lady in her country. r
acknowledged that che was less
white than Elizabeth. The fright
ness ~ her eyes. which Brsniome
likened 90 stars and Chasfeiarsi 20 bsa-
cons. has not been questioned; bpt
thsiT color i a point about which there
Il less unanimity. opinions varying be-
tween hazel and dark gray. A. regaSds
her hair. the discrepancy Il conteto-
porary authorities - even greater
Brantome and Ronsarh describe =
wealth n golden half. and ihis = 20 a
certain extent cOndrmed bf sir Jane.
Melville, who. when called Hp0n b.
Elizabeth - pronounce whether his
Queen. hair was fairer than her 0wa.
answered that ''the falrues q them
bath va not theig worst fises" To
this. however. must b. opposed she
testimony ~ Nicholas White. Who.
writing 10 Cecil in 1868. described the
Queen ~ black haired The explains
ton of this may possibly BE in Mar
compliance with the fashion. infrusiacsd
about this time. of wearing sig4 IT,
deed, Knoiiy. Informed White ibaf .hs
wore ''hair n saudsy co,0rs. Ead. in
letter 10 Cecil. praised ihe skil uiia
which Mar Seton '-ths nncss hlsker
q hair 10 ~ seen ia an country -dii
set such q eurisd hair upoa iha Q'assr.
that vas said % b. perrwyks. shar
showed very dslirsfely
According O. one aeeDu1i. en- Q1eeu
q scOts wore BLACK. according o. ar
other. auhurn rinzieis on tn ni1rnia-
q her execution. Hoih. hoWersf. szree
in this. fhas when 80 fsise cnrsrfng
fell she ''appeare'i u gsy AZ II sht haf
been SIXTY and Zen years a'd
hnFy's haEd Was white. hgt ros
small. ihr bong iapennE fnEtrs
mentioned ~ Buntoms tef,g. .r-
deed. charteterissae q s1rlf g her
portraits SHE wat of faIi ssssars. tal-
ier than Eiisahsth. Eth msle tt
Ousrn q Eagiaad pronoefe hrr s8a.aa
o. D. Too faL ssr hrrsrf h-saE. -
curding 81 ser own standard
Z TOO high nnT fao ioa Hs tae was
Z irresitfitlY sef and rvrE Nas only
T dos bEansamr trtol t al .rrss te--r
st lrrs tnnas. aat Ronsaf3 g.assiearlf
Z ceisbrats lt 1s capsa,s 81 nsor.rr < res.6s
7 aat uoos.s. hat krcx. ailaaaEh ur-
7 Ertc.n1sly and uuvuHaE,F. aiso iessi-
I hss tp iis charms He iafarrs 81 tt-s
81 uHs of hev Parlsuseats shs Qreer
rutds 'rayntsd 1riss1. ard thaf. 90
7 this oecsstDn. -thsir mycaf hsre tere
bard among h.r faifsrss. 'Fot Dane
Z Ibs voiCe % Eodtess Cor if rnari
uo; % Deli ard ~ ~ q aeman. Gri
save the saest fscs' Was ihnr eee-
urafour spark to pFuperNe snI q.
swectiiff - Ggatrasaa'f W .sssr
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haS faaErisco April a.--The steamer
City of sydney. which arrived today from
China and Japsn. brought ono hundred
and eighty thousand trade dollars. which
are 20 b. redeemed Tor standard dollars.
The last Chinese steamer brought two
hundred and seventy thousand
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WssHIssros. April li Adjutasi Gcuer-
Al Drum today received q telegram STAT
inE ihat MAJOR Johu p Hiaine. Fsymastsr
tbrother % EE-secretary Bisiae.l diel o.
hoi springs, Ark this morning
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Ne Fooled win rorvsdo.

BTEuHENvrLLE, o., April % william III.
der had his left hand blown on today by
the explosion Of = dynamite torpedo with
which he was fOoling He also received
severe injuries about the head and face,
and his recovery is doubtful
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NooALEs, AM April 4-The chief oi
police 81 Sogales. Mex yesterday r..
coived a dispatch stating that cholera is
raging a. Mazatian. aud has also broken
out ~ 0uaymas People are leaving the
Infected districts in large numbers
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THE HOME, Of New York.

THE HOME has assets amounting to over
s,,nnUo.O' IL is, without doubt, one Of the
oest companies In existence.
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Granite BLOCKS waiting Trsnsporislloa

BosroS. April - SIX thousand tons q
granite blocks are piled along the railroad
tracks AZ the Marlborough (N H. quar-.
ries, waiting Tor some modification in tho
Interpretation Of the inter State commorce
law
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nn,as.at Att..laa

LOUISVILLE. Kr., April 24-Aibert Tur.
ner, mulatto, was arrested and confessed
90 the murderous assault on Jennie Bow
man while burRlarz.nR the residence Of
Mr.. A Y Johnson. He was sent TO Frank.
fort % escape lynchinQ.
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BALTIMORE, April 24.-The wife Of DR..
W Wilson. a dentist. 81 Baltimore, while
suffering from insomnia. took a dose Of
corrosive suOlmate, cut her throat aud
threw hersolf from a second story wlodow
She 10 dead
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Killed b. Isdlse,

FEsSoS, Tx, April 2t.-NsyTs has juss
reached here that baud % Ki0wa and
Comanche Indians killed w. A. strnson
and two ~ his men near bis rsnchs. iu
Greer County. Tuesday II lie feared hat
general outbreak is Imminent
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hDpLEr0WS, " v, April = Old Sport,
the horse which General Kiipstfics rods
in his famous expeditions during ne var,
died ~ DeckerfoWn, " >. . few daya axo.
he was thirfy-t three years old.
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"AsHiNCrOs, April -. The total amount
of trade dollars redeemed - dsts b. g. ~. 1.
90 which amount Will bc Increased te0..
OD 0y recent importation ~ Ean Ffanrisco
from China
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81. Loufs, April 9t-The English news
papers here have voluntarily advanced
tho price of composition three cents per
thousand, making the rate forty.three
cents
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ana.h.. ,a !. a.-...A

Sr AUGUSTINE, FLA April q - Ths
War Department has ordered the -.
moval 20 Mount Vernon. Ala. of ths
Apaebes now conhusd ~ Fort Marion, 81
Augustine
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EaIlalIaa PfohibIIion h cso,s,

OrTAwa. ONT, April 22-The Dominion
Alliance here has decided that a blu be n.
tro ducec in The Dominion Parliament pro
vidiHs for soisl pyobiolton.
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vii AaI Ha.a

CoLrsurs. o., April 9i.--esoveruor Fors-
ker has commuted % imprison 81 eut fos
life The death sentences % y }. BowIuK.
convicted iu Licking County. O.. Tor 80
murder ~ John Douglas
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1887-04-28

EicHoIasvfLlE. XII April 81 Jos shei.
tou. lunatlc confined in the county iail
here killed Sam Million, q convict, with
q Ticco of weed. rhis 10 shsitsr's third
sardsr.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1887-04-28

NooHEs. Amz., April Il -Cajeme. the
famous Yagui Chief, was shot 10 death
Friday az Modano, twenty miles from
Guaymas, by the Mexican authorities. No
parfIcuiara received